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IndyLUG PC
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Thu, 29 May 2003 05:13:07 GMT
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I was thinking after the meeting last month that it would be handy to have a
dedicated IndyLUG PC in the barn, hooked up to the Internet (using Steve's phone
line, of course :) ) It would keep us out of Kim's hair, and make it easier to
do PC-centric activities ad hoc. If we can bring together enough scrap equipment,
I'll put one together.
I can probably supply:
a fuzzy 14" monitor
a CD-ROM drive
a floppy drive
a keyboard
a cheap mouse
a socket 7 AMD K6 433MHz CPU
a computer desk (do we need one, or would Steve prefer to use something he
already has out there?)
Windows 98 and/or Linux (anybody prefer a certain flavor?)
That would leave:
a socket 7 motherboard OR a different motherboard with CPU
RAM (at least 64MB)
a modem
a hard drive
a video card
a case and power supply (has to be compatible with the motherboard)
a USB interface might be nice so we can download images from our cameras on the spot.
a printer?
I also have a extra 100MB Iomega ZIP drive. Does anyone see a use for that?
Let me know what you think.
-Brian
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Message has 2 Replies:
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| (...) Well, Brian got his wish. I now have broadband which we will be able to use to hook up the computer. We'll just need cable to go from the barn to my router. If we can manage to scrape up a license, I'd prefer Windows XP. Steve (21 years ago, 20-Jun-03, to lugnet.org.us.indylug)
| | | Re: IndyLUG PC
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| (...) I just happened to come across a HP Pavilion 8240 today in the neighbors trash. I remember brian mentioning he needed the case so I grabbed it. The computer is a 233Mhz intel Pentium Processor, 32mb sdram memory (might be missing), 4gb hard (...) (21 years ago, 24-Sep-03, to lugnet.org.us.indylug)
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